On Thu, 19 Apr 2018, dmccunney wrote:
Best case, you get what Embarcadero once did. They inherited the former Borland DOS products like Turbo-C, and were offering them as unsupported freeware downloads from a community link on their site. There was no *paying* market for the DOS stuff, but making it available was a nice gesture and good publicity for the Windows based stuff they could *sell*.
This was actually done by Borland, long before the stand-alone tools division (CodeGear) was created, let alone sold to Embarcadero.
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